Nasha Gazetta

Russian Montreal weekly paper profiling local artists did a profile on my work.

Lachine Canal

The Lachine Canal in Montreal, a beautiful place to walk and enjoy life. 11 by 14, bristol vellum paper. SOLD.

Space in Color

Strathmore Vellum Bristol Acid Free Heavy Weight Paper. 14 X 17. 15 Hours. Pen and Ink.

McGill University Arts Building

Ink and pen. 14 x 17, Vellum paper. 20 hours approximately.

Night Hunt

14 X 17 Strathmore, Bristol Smooth Vellum paper.
I wanted to experiment with a night time scene. .
It took me 14 hours.

Canadian Birds

in progress...

Taking a Break

It is small, 11 by 14 and took me several weeks because I wasn't working on it consistently.

Montreal in the Fall

Typical walk-up in Montreal... Inspired by my new downtown neighborhood. 11 x 14 on Vellum paper.

Jaques Cartier Done

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Jaques Cartier Bridge

Another work in progress. This has taken me well over a month. I plan on doing another version of the Jacques Cartier Bridge (already begun) when I can be more focused! :)

April 13, 2009April 16, 2009April 17, 2009May 5, 2009May 20, 2009May 25, 2009

Gilles Pelletier

I really like this artist.

Prints

Anyone know of a good printer in Montreal?

St. Joseph's Oratory, Montreal, Quebec - Progression

I have lived within a few miles of this grandiose church all my life and have always been amazed by its architecture. A major site of Roman Catholic pilgrimage and worship, I have heard that this is Montreal's most popular tourist attraction.

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City Scape

I did this over the span of 25 hours, in four days in January of 2009. I am on vacation otherwise it would have taken me a few weeks! Ink on 19 x 24 (this is rather large) heavy weight Vellum Bristol paper. January, 2009.

Naive art- A Few Houses on the Prairie

This was started in early December 2008 and took me several weeks to complete. Ink on 19 x 24 Vellum paper.

Ring Around the Posey

Inspired by an art piece that my father showed me. It is on 14 x 17 vellum paper and took me about 12 hours.